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• I _ •: r r , 1 T _ . * :-‘ t „- orm \\ I , t.• • Ca-e-e/x‘-O Th'e - • 77 2 4-7- r4.: ‘•-• adi4N4.t. s-1111-!1!fi K. • . og t A d through ,e Is. t bo era Loaf 0(0 0. 40 i to wog!' 4 3 ditto I\ll-T AIRER 8028:j i l OO-s , , THURSDAY. MAY 28, 1818 to SOS per. a r , ,el' cwt.. FAST INDIA Hatio.,.., 11 COURT of DIRECTORS of the tAN tr.) UNr -PED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG- IitADING to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give rl ~‘ ,. the s %at) refere»ce to the 4th Section of the ist Chapter of L od 44 ; C..lbpittly'S ye Laws, a GENERAL COURT will be tL e : t . their house in LeadeOhall-street, on FRIDAY next, Pose` 9t li In s t ant, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenodn„ for the e Po se „. °• laying before the Proprietors a Draft of a pro °lll no* before Parliament, entitled " A Bill to-amend „ 44(1 reduce into one Act the several Laws relating to the . nil%ebriiplsil,.7hi I the East India Company are required to bir_ [PRICE SEVENPENC I ay 26, 1818 A a MEETING o f the POSTMASTE RS of the CITY and COUNTY of YORK, held at the FREE MASONS' HALL; in YORK, on FRIDAY, the 22d Day Of May, 181 g, pursuant to Advertisement ; Mr. ROBERT CAI I II.E in the Chair; RESOLVED, ROYAL ACADEMY, SONIERS ET-PLACE., EXHIBITION of the ROYAL ACA DEMY is now OPEN.—Admission, frotrrEight o'Clock till Seven, One Shilling. Catalogue, One Shilling. • HENRY HOWARD, R.A. Secretary. ler qr. :1 ,ei• bush' PUBLICATIONS. ThiS . Day were published, Ih Octaro, price 14s. boards, • S ERMONS NATURE, OFFICES, and CHARACTER, of JESUS CHRIST. By the Rev. T. BOWDER, A.M. Printed 'for Longnian,,Hirst, Rees, Orme, and Brown s London. ,I per qr• I. That persons carrying on the above business of Post masters are coAtinually exposed to vexatious and oppressive suits, instituted by the Farmers of the Post-horse Duties, fur penalties on account of accidental errors and Omissions, and of mistakes of dates, or figures, in filling up forms and tickets, which are unavoidable in the hurry of business ; and that actions are frequently brought for penalties so incurred, after the full amount of the dtity has been accounted for, andpaid. 2. That the discretionary powers 'vested in the Commis sioners of Stamps, for the protection and relief of Postmasters, are at present insufficient, because no , opportunity is afforded fo the P , stina-tern of repiesenting the circumstances of the . case, till after actions have been brought against them, and "Considerable costs incurred. .....s spa BRITISH GALLERY, PALL-MALL TTilts GALLERY, wi t h a SELECTION the mast celebrated WOR KS of the ITALIAN, SPA NISH, FLEMISH, and DUTCH SCHOOLS, is OPEN every Day, from NINE in the Morning until SIX in the Evitaing4 hi per qr. Os. perit,Tro —ltaPe per busio' Admittance is.—Catalogu es Is. By Order, JOHN YOUNG, Keeper, This Day was published, In Three Volumes 12mo. price 16s 6d. boards, S OPHIA ; or, the Dart'gerolss I titlks( retion. A Tale, founded on Facts. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown . ; London. 11aq 2 6 '0 4 8 s ad t03g504 od to 81 ?: -s Od to" JOSEPH DART, Assistant Secretary. NATIONAL 'SOCIETY. SHE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the NATIONAL SOCIETY . for the EDUCATION of the POOR in the PRINCIPLES of the ESTABLISHED CHURCH, will be held at the CENTRAL. SCHOOL in BALDWIN'S• GARDENS, Gray's Inn-lane, on WEDNES DAY, June 3, to receive the REPORT of the PROCEED INGS of-the GENERAL COMMITTEE, and other Busi ness; when all Annual Subscribers of One Guinea and upwards, and all Benefactors of Ten Gtrineas and •upwards, will be entitled to attend: His Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury will take the Chair at One o'Clock- precisely. s ' P PICE OF ORDNANCE, May 21 , ISI B. 11, 4-PRINCEP .1 AL OFFICERS of His MA 4:•37''''S ORDNANCE elo herel4y give .Notice, that 4 ,1 4 , t se. 4,706- Lill be received a t their Office ; in Pall-Mall, o ' , 4 4 e'‘e Pridall, the from such sth of J une nex t, f ro such Persons 6e- wi lling - to undertake the - Supply of T 1 WAAE, t De , artment ler a period of Three Years,, • 'cc; t r tiller , the expi ra ti on o f t h e fi rst Year,- upon No -I.4ti 4 ee:' Months, at th e o p t i on o f either Party. t4, "4 ' O f the 4 r ti c l es may be viewed upon application:ke; er j'ri '' c iPal Stor e k eeper ' s O f fi ce i n the Tower; and tagether with the Terms and Condi (i.thee j ,. 14 Contract, nzay be known at the Secretary's Vl'ek talG aforesaid, any Day between the Hours li4).ett" ci'" t P our o'Clock, where th e P ro p os al s must b e de .l. 4t‘t ' 4, l tot i- ed up, and endorsed cc Proposals fur Tin Ware;" ' 0 "e * P° 4 cti can b e admitted after the said 57h of 441:4' a : 27 ' 4 'elve o'Cl ut h a t Noon of the same day ; neither <4: ?ender be noticed, unless - the Party waking it, or m his behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Board, • le. H. CREllr, Secretary. • taNTRACTS FOR COALS AND CANDLES. In a - few Days will be published, New Tales. By Mrs. °pie, in 4 vols. 12nio. The Physiognomist. Novel, in 3 vols. 12ml. By the Author of the Bachelor and Married Man. .C .1 “..t • ,s6 l TO! Us I , t ies to 03 t o ItKETS. 3. That a Petition be presented to the House of Commons, praying that before any proceedings are commenced against Postmasters for penalties, they may have no, ice thereof, and be alio:red to subriait the circumstance's of the case to the consideration of the Commissioners of Stathps, and pay such penalty or-mitigated penalty only as the Commissioners upon hearing both parties may direct. This Day were published, In Two Volumes Octavo, price IBs. board.i FAMILIA it LECTURM on dORAL PHILOSOI HY. _ By JOHN PRIOR ESTLIN, LL.D. • - - 0 ,1 to , 6 . 9 s s • T. T. WALMSLEY, Sec. , - Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rces, Ohne, and Bro*n, London. CHURCH PREFERMENT. Of whom may he had, by the same Author. The Genrral Prayer-Book ; containin g Forms of Prayer on Principles common to all t bristians. In 12nso. price Gs. Gd. boz_ eds. Diicourses on Universal Restitution. In Bro. price 7s. boards. iv 23. 3 . ( 41 • fg 1 7, e, 01 Qs . - 4. That the Petition ,now drawn up be adopted by this Meeting, and, alter being signed, be forwarded to Lord Las reqursting him to present the same. 5. That Mr. Cattle and Mr. Etridge he - deputed by this Meeting to attend up on L or d L asce l ;es and Lord Milton, and priors diferent Members of Parliament curinected with this City and Connty, and to explain to them.t he nature and par ticulars of the grievances incurred, and to take such other steps as may promote the object of this Meeting. • 6. That,the expenees attending the Measures be defrayed at the equal expellee of the Postmasters who shall sign the Petition. • • 7. That Mr. Cattle, llr. Etridge, Mr. Barber, Mr. Pear son, and Mr. Hardcastle, be a Committee (any Two of whom may act) for corresto)nding with Postmasters, in other parts of the Kingdom, and promoting th e o bj ect i n v i ew. 8. That any omninnicatiens from Postmasters in any part of England, relative to cases of hardship incurred by them; are reqaested to be_aAressed to the Postmasters' Committe, at Clark's Hotel, York. 9. That these Res 'lotions be signed by the Chairman, and advertised its all the Yorkshire Newspapers, and in Such Lon don Newspapers as the Committee may think fit. (Signed) ROBERT CATTLE, Chairman. 10. That the cordial Thanks of the Meeting be given to the Chairman, for.his great attention to the business of the day. 'Pro RE SOLD, R var.able RECTORY, w i t h IL an excellent Parsonage House, Glebe, &c. and with a prospect of early possession. For Particolais, aptly (post paid; to Mr. Tyndale, Soli citor, Lincoln's Inn-fields. 51 oi I ° tge, os t • e 31 O :D 6 61 i"4 This Day wa% published, " . In 3 vols. I2nm. price Is. boards, L IONEL ; or, Ibe LAST of the PEVEN.. SEYS. A Novel. BON RETEIRO, RORIZ, and OTHER FIRST QUALITY PORT WINES. 4 4A d to • 2:3 .25 ,, t° I , t° i la to • 1 8 i 6 , CP; ▪ 39i • , l t° .21,1 t ° VIA 50 ,1 .27 ,1 ' la e g .2Jd t" ; •'- os to t, 1 # .164 d i ll • tu • ' HOS. and RICHARD ABBOTTS, No. 10. SKINNER-STREET, and 340, OXFORD-STREET, respectfully inform the Public, that theystre now selling their INCOMPARABLE OLD BOM RETEIRO PORT at 44. 4, 0 per Doz. OLD RORIZ PORT - 3 6 0 GENUINE, 1808, from the Wood, but fit for immediate Drinking ['TO, 1812, Ditto.... . • • 210 0 • [TO, 1815, for laying down B.—Every other Description of Wines in .Stock, in Pipe Bottle; and in Dock, in Pipe and Hogshead. • " A cypress and a myrtle b oug h 'lois morn around my'harp,you twin'd, Because it fashioned, mournfully, . Its murmurs in the *ind." COLFRIDGE. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and lilowni London. - • Of whom may be had. just published, Sophia; or, the Dangerous Indiscretion. A Tale, founded on Facts. In 3 vols. I 2mo. price 16s. 6d. Correction. A Novel. In 3 vuls. 121 NO. price 11. Is. Commissariat Department, Treasury Chambers, May 25, 1818. and MULLER'S UNIVERSAL - HISTORY. This Day was published, In Three Volumes, Octavo, price 11. 16s. N UNIVERSAL HISTORY, in Twen ty. 111. four Books. Trauslated from the German ( f John on 0.11 2-5 0 1 • Si. • • ‘ , 5 ud t" TO THE 'MEMBERS - OF BOTH HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT. T HE Reverend Dr. TRUSLER, with doe deference, begs leave to submit to their most serious consideration a Trace he has written, demonstratively proving from Scripture authOrity, that litigation in Courts of Law is contrary to the principles of Christianity, and in direct oppo-, sition to the Precepts and Dictates of our Saviour; convinced of this awful truth, Denmark and Holland bare adopted a plan to obviate this direful necessity, which plan is set forth at large in the underwritten Volume, just published by him, price Gs. Gd. entitled, • This work -is not a mere compendium of Mil - versa] His tory; but contains a Philosophical Inquiry into the Moral and more especially the Political Causes which Lave oiven rise to the mos t i mportant Revolutions in the History O'f the HMI? 3is Race. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orate, and Brown, London., 15 1:1 c s o 4 v•I ors , (;e 13at rig( : . 4? • . 4' 51 irket 49 0 , 1 • .CS • • • .0s t • • .•aid GRAY VERSUS MALTHUS. This Day were published, - In Octavo, price 106. 6d. boards, THE PRINCIPLES of POPULATION and PRODUCTION investigated; and the Questinns-4 Does - Population regulate Subsistence, or Subsistence Popu lation ?—Has the latter, in its Increase, a Te , .(lency to ;tug= /Dent or,diminish the av erage Q uantum of Employment arid Wealth ? and—Should Governmvnt encourage or check early Marriage ? discussed. A WARM APPEAL against the Disturbers of their OWII Quiet, and that of Others. Thi, Vohnue contains nineteen Dissertations on Subjects of the highest 'importance in Social Life. Sold at No. 73, St. Paul's Churcb Yard. THE LOTTERY. t ie fa e i t :tiviltiltiPi:rsons. as are desirous of eontisteting agent for Commissariat Supplies, to furnish s„, " c 'e Nltniths, f r o m t h e 2ath June next, such Quanti- N4i tt ()`11•S and CANDLES as m ay f ro n t ti me to t i me b e t it t til 4 , 4 f °l' the u n de r -mentioned Bat may receive pa r - Il ui ~ r the Contracts, on applying at this Office bet ween L )11 'if Eleven and Five ;to Dep . uty Conuissary-Gene tLlP Itl4 : l " at Edinburgh ;'and- to the respective Barrack' (1: 1 . the Islands of Guernsey, Jersey, and Ald eloey , tii,; 'er their T enders at this Office as follows, viz. tlep f o • e s inupplyg- Coas, sealed op, and marked Ten• T 14f 'run. uutii Twelvc- l o'Clock oil Wednesday, the 10th ,„ supplying Candles, seated up, and marked •3 1 , r , a qt 'andles," until Twelve o'Clock on Friday, the ill h ut no Proposal,either for Coals or Candles, 1 1 „, i , L c"d miless made on or aunt to a printed Par -I,7kit ti,, 4 t : l r tl le Prices inserted in words . at length ; nor un rt'te 'oined sucli Proposal from tw o P ersons - Nt t i, ..r9 "uttj Perty erigailig to becom e hou n d with the Party " 114 t i 's the SUM expressed in the Particulars f u r th e d ue -so le f ot the Contract ier 'tare sew by Pont, the postage must he paid. :te fo l lowing C ouut i es , to b e tendered for sepa lted tki ' II the Barracks in each of these Counties -to be one Contra c t ' viz. Berks, D evon , E ssex , Alatillesex, Sussex, and the Isle of Wight. '(ler& ,andhYr Contracts to be made and entered tite'h of the B arracks at the following. Places, viz -" Chest r, Penden n i s , S c ill y, Truro , Carlisle, Dor- Ocl it Ltt h, Sunderland, Stapleton, Isle of Man, fit^' er, Norwich, o , Yarmouth, Northampton, Notting ii)4l°4ton, IpsWich, Land ;nand Fort, Croydon, Kew, "l abt:ou C overitr‘ j , , Trowb r id ge ," H u ll, Sh e ffi eld, York, " 4 h. " krr a lath 1 141(, -- ‘ 6 in North B r i ta i n, at w hi ch Newcastle or Sun ', "41" • are used, to be tendered for together; and the 't o in North Britaip, at which Scotch Coali arc a ll 'I - a ct. ° like m anner tendered for and supplied under A~ Ile Al,4l;4,tacks in the three Islands of Guernsey, Jersey, to he supplied under one Contract. T E A S. j'f4k marl:,.l-',l.,!tc'tlltt;chpi! of Sloe Le3v - es, Veraegrfs . e, a)lel "t' l 4 4 4). ""' (rank pois6n) has been the daily suste -4 'q t . 1 14 ti. of . 11 • P ' 1 of England fat years.— ' r' t. " ( st" " i ' l e "" • 1 ). e°P public e Courtof,Justice • Ten 41„ )11,1 liivitt......4,.:ana 4, 11) a )1 1 , 4 IV ? Ye ars. t--no wonder so many sudden deaths -in the 1„, iit,r:4l4,l.A.ltettietly is now effected beyond the doubt I , l 'st „7 . 14 n. g. l'elog—all who wish to dVink Real China Te:n Nl , ,ti " it. ii • k ~ . , • LONG and Co. hate opened a Ware ‘l.l44ll4 trks ''''' the Sale of the EAST-INDIA COM jr,: tt,,,,tln n4 , anti have no more to do with then) than Na t“"teill (if ii,Pa.",t(7. We - have .riven the absolute power and IN,'fi l 9 o t leas to our Walehousernan, and whose' dis 4 l ily , !Is ~1 ,: , . übjoined), guarantees to the Public the :,! itt 'llyi ii 'll ii,',i, essetil i;il article of subsistence in its native ‘ll, i 4.1 1 % e s Puts the strong teinptation ut of our power it ati, t4 ll 4 4, ';' - ti l l e "lt's dyed in Verdegrise a t 2s. 3d. a pound,_ 1t.4. 1 %,, f 1 4.,..„ ""0 the Public for Tea at 10s. per pound, kiii til t , ~ stnted in public. Court to be done by nine ,,t),.i.sloir"ealers in Loodon and the Country has had a t1 ') .44 ),!''11 e . °I it---wa,,,on loadshave been sent to the t„,;!thiltl,l4,itt,t, (;otitury - - '4, I , "Y tint i . ( i. (l H"Prit 1 .", tium One Pound sent to the Conn -11.,,, ii.,..1 11.,,. !ellfig oid e . i . e d i n T own ; and it is recom strv°cxri.,l3, 41' . e , it in a Canister, which will cost (for 31b.) Hie,11,41,11,41111::1•t(),,di---and for 1211)]45. 6d. and may be sent up, 4tii I'. i . ~, _'e re-filled, beside the advantage of P re ,, * , il ti. 4) 076 \r , ir of i,.reA. , i. 4 iPee t ', k V . LONG and ea Warehouse, 16, 'llal, t 'ili (,:). ' - odon. C 0., .) l;'Nei ti phi ll ossley, Warebonsem4i) to Henry Long and i tc,ivtiv,R, aild swear, that all Teas sold at this House ‘, 4 44 1 4 ' 1 er my care, and are sent out to the - Public 1 4 ) 1 , 1 1, the East India. Companv. . . JOHN CROSSLEY. qii'tteltaiP4;4'\;ll.la,:.,:lloTnl-Hnuasy. e o i 1..0n . - t, C. o uaY of April ials, I, SI • CONSIGNMENT of MAGNIFICENT PARISIAN FURNI. TITRE, BRONZES, ORMOLU, PORCELAIN, &c. AIR. PHILLIPS has the honour to announce, that on Saturday next, and following Days, he shah submit by AUCTION, at his Great Rooms, New Bond-street, the most splendid Assemblage of DECORATIVE •FURNI TITRE, !IV - Buhl and Reisner, and other Artists of the reign of Louis XIV. that has yet Keen imported. Among the prin cipal objects are three magtoificent Rosewood Commodes, and two-Secretaires by Reisner, in his must elaborate stile of iniaymt: ; an Armoire and pair of Console's, by Buhl; a matchless green porcelain Cistern ; a suit of five noble'Japan Jars and Beakers ; told two Blue Vases in superb•mountings ; two.fine chased Ormolu Lustres by Buhl; commodes encoig• mikes work aml pier Tables; old ormolu Lily Candelabras, mounted in Sevres porcelain, and bronze Vases ; a noble pe destal Clock by Laporte; old Sevres, Dresden, .Berlin. and Oriental Po r celain ; beautiful grottos in bisquit, bronze, &c.; four elegant Musical Clucks, &c. &c. Also an extensive as sortment of elegant and modern Parisian Fut niture, of su perior manufacture, adapted for the - saloon, boudoir, library, and drawing-room ; a Musical Bonheur du !our ; a magnifi cent Chandelier; Berlin and Parisian . .Table Lamps, A superb copy o f th e Muse Napoleon Thirty French plate pier and chimney Glasses of various dimensions. Superb Foreign Carpets, of the celebrated factory of Aubusson, a new and pleasing assemblage Of useful porcelain, sculptures in marble, alabaster and ivory, Floz entitle, Mosaic, and Gra nite Slabs, &c: &c. May he vitwed by Catalogues, at 2s. 6d. each, which, with, Tickets, may be had at 73, New Bond-street. To LADIES and GENTLEMEN going to TRAVEL, or • resident in WARM CLIMATES. fa FOX resperttuily thew, that his ILit • PATENT HAIR GAM BROON is particularly adapted for such persons, for it is exceedingly Loot, light, and port able, and if made up properly, will repel the most violent rains, and dry immediately after. It is made into Travel ling Cloaks, Chaise Coats, Officers' Cloaks, Gentleman's Fashionable Morning Walking- Coats, Shooting Jackets, Trowsers, Breeches and Gaiters. They can only he pur chased of the Patentee, G. Fox, 48, King-street, Covent, garden, and, to prevent imposition, the Goods are stamped on various parts of the back with his name and address. N. B. Patterns may be seen at all the Fashionable Tailors. .FRENCH and ENGLISH PATENT LAMPS and LUSTRES. GREENSILL,46O., STRAND, the original IL • Inventor, an 4 for a considerable tiros sole Manufac turer, of the PATENT IMPROVED FRENCH LAMPS, with ground Glass or Gauze Shades, that have given such general satisfaction, as almost to supersede the use of all others for centres oftables4c. respect fully informs the Nobility and G. , ntry, that he has a most extensive assortment of them, made in Bronze, Or-molu, Plated, and Imitations of Marbles: also, the largest and most elegant assortment of any House in LondOn of Grecian, R oman , an d every description of Lamps and Lustres for Dining and Drawing Rooms, Libra ries, Halls, &c. Chimney and Side Lights in Bronze, Oi mulu, and Glass, Bronze Statues and Busts, Inkstands, Candelabras, and every Article manufactured in Bronze and Or-molu. Gentlemen furnishing Houses, and Merchaets, may be supplied on lower Terms than by any house in London, as they are manufactured by himself on the premises. H EALTH is so great a' blessing, that every attempt directed towa►ds its •preservation must at least deserve some small share of public approbation. The rank which Messrs. CURRIE and Co. hold in.. their profession as Members of the Royal' Colleges of London and Edinburgh, and formerly in his Majesty's service,, combined with their well-known skill and experience in the Treatment and Cure 'of a few.reigning Complaints,_ entitles them to*the greatest confidence, and a decided preference over all other Practitioners. In the course of thirty years .successful prac tice, in this Metropolis, Messrs. Currie and Co. have been en abled to make many valuable discoveries and important im provements in the Treatment and Cure of Venereal. Com plaints, Nervous Relaxations and Debility, Strictures of the Urethra, &c. &c. By their superior plan of Treatment, Strictures, of however long standing, or of the most inve terate kind, are speedily and permanently. cured. Messrs. Currie and Co. offer their assistance in all cases of Venereal Infection, •and in every Complaint of Debility, whether arising from the infatuation of a certain destructive Habit, long residence in warm Climates, free living, or any other cause, producing a deficiency of manly vigour. Messrs. Currie and Co. may be consulted by Patients of either Sex, with the greatest delicacy, secrecy, and henohr, at their house, No. 107, Hatton-garden, where Certificates and Testimonials may be seen. Terms of remuneration are plainly stated•on the first interview. Letters from the Coun try,-enclosing a Bank Note, will be duly -answered, and the necessary Medicines 'sent to all parts of the Kingdom. No. 107, Ilattonlardcn. ; I ib' • •," ••••"- il ) • 101, is 1 j • tog • ..• • ot Hers 1-- 6 J et c 26. C s ' 10 -' ; t; 4 •;,. :3 9P.s• , al es. 1 v ? 0 f) e y; q 0 pot Eg . • •tir e p;irel i o It it. P er 0 • I 6 P er °‘' 6 5 6 ----- • Ad)" °f i°l ; of 131"c5 Jo h° an 0115 1 , 10 1 a ,ker, ,1 o f _I: 0 ( i . t i l stOW , I inot, 13 sr.4 Ile , °3l tor‘ lantiritc W i t D r ' t 's Seri ")' • Sb re t f ' e, ' n on,and c caY• be i ° „IV+ c d 1)1 0 ; It Der n} s, NEXT' THURSDAY the LOTTERY begins DRAWING, and the First Twenty drawn Prizes on that Day will each he entitled to One Thousand Pounds. 'G CARROLL solicits -the attention- of his Friends to the near approach of the. Drawing; the Capitals (a circuinstance without a parallel) amounting to ONE HUNDRED and SEVEN, with THREE of TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS. In the Last Fonr Months, Two PRIZES of ,C 20,000, and TEN other CAPITALS, were distributed amongst those who purchased Shares at. the truly fortun4 - e Offices of G. CARROLL, 7, CORN HI LL, and 26, OXFORD-STREET, Who sold lately in StiF.res N 0.7735. a Prize of 30,0001. Country Correspondents punctually Attended to at the fol lowing low Prices:—Ticket, 191. 10s.; Halt, 101.95.; Quarter, 51. 55.; Eighth, 21. 13s. Gd.; and Sixteenth, 11. 7s. • 107 CAPITAL PRIZES!-3 of ,C 20,009, &c. &c. SIVIFT and Co. have grem. pleasure in recom mendiog to the particular attention of the Public the ,ticheme of the NEW LOTTERY, to begin drawing NEXT TH,UBSDAY, KING'S BIRTH DAY, 4th JUNE, which is formed on the principle so long desired b;• many Ad venturers, viz. a division of the Money into numerous Ca pitals, whereby the - Chance of obtaining a great Prize is increased three-fold. The Last Lottery contained twice as many Capitals as the preceding ones, gad the present Scheme (with 4000 Tickets less) has more Capitals than the Last Lottery. The 'PICKETS and SHARES are selling in great variety at SWIFT and Co.'s Offices, - 11, Poultry ; 31, Alikate High -12, Charing Cross; Street; where in the Last Lottery the following Capitals were shared and sold, viz-. . . No. 6,770 .... £5,000 No. 4,120 4200 10,709 1,000 5,788 11,093 .. ; . 500 9,898 Also in the preceding Lotteries, No. 7,895..20,0001., 2,656..20,0001., and many others of • 1,0001. 5001. 4001. &c. &c. NEXT THURSDAY, L. 1,000 per MINUTE. 1.40,000, L. 23,000, or L. 22,000, for the Sixth-drawn Prize above L. 1,000. H AZARD and • CO. .:Contractors' Scheme, formed on the Basis of distributing 107 CAPITAL PRIZF.S among Adventurers. NEXT 'ffIURSDAY the First Twenty Prizes will have L. 20,000 equally divided. NEXT THURSDAY the First 500 Blanks will , have L. 7,500 equally divided. If you Buy a Ticket or a Share before NEXT THURSDAY you will have the Chance of 3 Prizes of 20,0001.! 4 Prizes of 3,0001. and 2,0001.! 40 Prizes of 1,0001. and 5001.! Go. Prizes of 3001. and eool.! 2,696 Prizes of 1001., 301. &c. &c. The Sixth-drawn Prize above 1,0001. must be £. 22 ,000, ,C. 23,000, or 2.40,000 !. -------- TICKETS and SHARES are selling by HAZARD and Co. Contractors, at their very old Office, No, 93, ROYAL EX CHANGE; London, (established upwards of 100 years), who Sold and Shared FIVE PRIZES OF TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS In the Last Year's Lotteries, and Capitals in' former Lotte ries amounting to Millions. N.B. •Last Lotteiy Tickets rose to 301. and Sixteenths to 40 Shillings. This Lottery has MORE CAPITALS with-4,000 LESS TICKETS, yet the Price is only 191. 10s. for a Ticket, and 27 Shillings .for a Sixteenth, .if you Buy before NEXT THURSDAY, By GEORGE PURVES, LL.D. . - 4, We are aware of the importance of ,n full discussion -of the principles of population and production in the present conflicting state of•the public opinion on that gteat prac tical question.".-.No. 31, Qu ar t er ly Review, October 1814- p. _ - Printed for Longmnn, Hurst, Rees, Ornie, and Brown, Paternoster-row; and Constable and Co. Edinburgh. Speedily will be published, in Bro. 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